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Hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly back, bees can count to 4 or some people have the ability to smell and see music.
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Alaska (USA) is famous for being a land full of giant vegetables. Cabbage weighing up to 63kg, 30kg melon or 15kg broccoli ... is no longer a surprise to Alaska farmers.
When it comes to the fair, we will often think of shops and lots of games full of laughter. But sometimes there are fairs that become a nightmare that haunts people fore…
Having a sea without shore, Saudi Arabia has to import camels from Australia, there are always tens of thousands of people flying in the sky of the United States, which…
Whether it is sea level rise, desertification, torrential monsoon, melting glaciers or ocean acidification, climate change quickly changes the landscape of our planet.
The recently released video shows the image of a moving object on the surface of Alaska, making people think of the famous Loch Ness monster.
In the heyday before the 80s, fishermen hunted a lot of red and blue emperor crabs weighing 7-8kg. The average size is now only 3-5kg.
The researchers identified a new octopus and described it in the American Malacological Bulletin.
The fish, nearly two meters long, landed on the coast of Alaska, USA, has a strange shape and is very rare.
The unexplained death of 30 large whales in the western Gulf of Alaska forced the US government to conduct an investigation.
Sardines are called vampires due to parasites and suck blood from other fish to live, continuously falling to Fairbanks, Alaska state, the United States last week caused…
A strange blue-green emperor crab was discovered in Alaska, USA, probably due to mutations.
A person in Seattle, USA has just caught a fish of 200 years old. This is the oldest fish ever.
Scientists say the number of white whales has increased in Alaska waters in 2012.